Coinbase reiterates that staking services will continue, despite SEC crackdown
Despite the SEC looking to crackdown on supposed unregistered securities offerings via staking rewards programs, Coinbase has outlined that its services will continue.
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Despite the SEC looking to crackdown on supposed unregistered securities offerings via staking rewards programs, Coinbase has outlined that its services will continue.
Coinbase says its staking product offerings are different than Kraken's, which came under SEC scrutiny and resulted in a $30 million fine.
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Kraken agreed to a settlement with the SEC, but that didn’t change the law. Staking does not constitute a security.